Dordt College
Trap Shooting Coach - Part Time
Sioux Center, IA, United States · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 165 days ago
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About the role
- DORDT UNIVERSITY JOB DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: Trap Shooting Coach DEPARTMENT: Athletic Department REPORTS TO: Athletic Director PURPOSE OF POSITION: The purpose of this position is to provide leadership for the Trap Shooting Club at Dordt University, which will support the mission of the university, as well as bring a knowledge and passion of trap shooting to
- students, with a commitment to excellence and bringing glory to God. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: - Responsible for the overall administration and organization of this club sport. - Responsible for the scripting and preparation of all practices. - Recruiting student athletes including telephone and email communication, as well as off-campus school
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- The purpose of this position is to provide leadership for the Trap Shooting Club at Dordt University, which will support the mission of the university, as well as bring a knowledge and passion of trap shooting to students, with a commitment to excellence and bringing glory to God.
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